Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-01
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DOGS were closed to the general pub
1nf waIs two ranks ofGrzld Army
-an lied On either SIDE Of the bier,
The Undertaken closed the i'd Of the
eaxks A beIztad delegation Of
Eazds from Chicago arrived q few
mlnuses arsr. and tine easket was
g~qenz4f 10 enab1a them TO take a last
Look 1t the BODY Il 1910 the pail
bearers took their places and con-
wpv=d the elsket TO the Senate Cham
her- The hall q the Senate was taste
fuIEv. th1Eizn no& elaborately, draped,
and the chair OF the dead Senator, the
rrsa0ui Of the innermOst row from the
center Oh tine aisle, was covered with
GRAPE The Clerks desk was almost
hslIen IN 4 bank of floral emblemz,
aznkasi On the right and lefE respect
fTeEv bv q huge anchor OF white, and
4n immense representation ct the
badge u the Fifteenth Army Ccrps-
Two o. three hundred @6EEIGGLl
chairs had been arranged IN
ross for the aco0mmOdariGh OF those
who had zen invited tQ h1lagr 70 the
deceased.
The Senators czu1e Ii sEZsv or II
paErS and TOOK the seats Assigned them
10 TIE ri-a. q the presiding GEsers
dess. E4Vlnz tie three front rows III
can't III agnzrteF before L ofe1ncx,
clad In saeir slkan robes 81 9Eesr en-
tered Cha4 Justice Waite and Is
Justices ByAfIEvy g1rsv, Field
AMI Mathews together WITH the CT
cers Of the supreme Court and took
the seats ASSIGNED them to shs rIgh5 OF
presiding 1h1eers GesL- BenEA1
shal game TIE members OF the House
1t Representatives, headed by the 0E-
tiers 0f thIE body, and e e0a-
4I1g5R1 70 shsIr seL5s IN tie rear OF
-he ghauner- Members OF the Dkpao
n-E5ns Corps u1ny Of whom s11ae In
Irzzs uzH1rul.s. were ushered 90 sea1s
-hz right. and bel1E them CAME
Us. representatives Of the AdmlnEstra-
Secretaries Bdy4rdr Entc3str
YA kinney and Attorney Gener1I Jar
lraf- wn0 we're placed In the Esns
zpsau the right OF tine President,
who WIS NOT abb % be present. The
saIIerie. were Thoroughly 6let- The
ssItx reserved for tine family OF the
President were occupied BY Mrs
Cleveland. Mrs Folsom. Mrs VIas,
Mrx- Manning. and Mrs lamont
IL L. O'Clock q h1sh fell over the as
AMI IL the procession OF
the u0urners entered she north door
1t the Chamber. every occupant OF .
upon the hOlr rose to his fees-
Mrs Logan, heavily yelled WIS sup
by her son, Major and Mrs
fucker, and their son Logan Tucker,
Correctness and James v Logan,
brothers oi the General, Miss An
the afi4ncsd OF John Logan.
Jr-, and Mary Brady, who composed
the mourning procession They were
To seats upon the lett frUnr.
the msOurnsrs ans the
procession, headed by Rev.
Dw. Newman. the officiating clergy
man; Rev Dr. Butler, Chaplain Of
the Senate; Bishop Andrews, OF the
Z Church; Rev. DR.
o. III. Tiffany. OF Philadelphia
The honorary pail bearers were Cen
aral sherman. Roscoe Conkling. Se1a-
tor Stanford, Postmaster General Vi
las, General Lucius Fairchild, Mr.. C..
Andrews. Colonel Grant, Or. Me
MILAN and Gen. John G. Black They
wore sashes OF black. with shoulder
knots OF black and white ribbon.
They formed in two lines As they came
the bar, between which passed
the pall bearers OF the Grand Army
men bearing the casket. The Con-
g~ressional Committee wore wide
Of white. The honorary pail
and the committee were con-
10 seats ON the left center.
sherman and Speaker Carlisle
occupied chairs II the Presidents
desk. The solemn services were be-
gun by the reading OF the Goth Psalm
hy Bishop Andrews, DIR. Butler read
IS the burial service a portion Of 18th
Corinthians. A prayer was offered by
DR.. Tiffany, and the funeral sermon
was delivered by DIR. Newman,
At the close of the funeral Grafton
he Benediction was said. and then at
he word Of an occupant OF the chair,
he funeral procession reformed in the
assigned order and filed cut al the
Chamber. On the plaza, to
he east OF the Capitol, were arranged